'I'm hurt and I'm angry': Spokane protesters join nationwide protest in Breonna Taylor decision
Protesters were back on the streets in Spokane this weekend, renewing their calls for justice and equality.
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Two arrested during Breonna Taylor protest in downtown Spokane
An adult and a juvenile were arrested at the public safety building by the Spokane County Courthouse during a march protesting the killing of Breonna Taylor.
Spokane city administrator Wes Crago steps down
Wes Crago stepped down as Spokane's city administrator ahead of structural changes planned for the city's leadership.
Local leaders, elected officials respond to Trump's nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to SCOTUS
Local leaders are responding to President Trump's nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, which was announced Saturday.
WA Legislature approves $70 million for second round of child care funding
The Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) announced a second round of child care funding on Friday.
Two people at CDA High School contract COVID-19, sending three other students to quarantine
Two people at Coeur d'Alene High School have tested positive for COVID-19, and three other students identified as "close contacts" have been advised to quarantine.
Power outage in Hayden leaves 2,800 in the dark
The cause of the outage is under investigation.
Washington's candidates for governor not spending as much money this election
This year's race for governor has seen a drop in campaign spending, and a political professor from WSU credits that to the competitiveness of the race.
Coeur d'Alene Schools to bring all students back full-time
Back to school is about to feel a little more normal for students in the Coeur d'Alene School District. The Board of Trustees voted to move risk categories Friday morning.
Schools prepare to help students work through 'unprecedented levels' of trauma
Spokane Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Adam Swinyard said child abuse referrals in the area have fallen by nearly 50 percent during the pandemic.
Spokane sees third straight day of over 100 COVID-19 infections
Three people have died from COVID-19 as Spokane County sees its third-straight day of over 100 infections.
Medical Examiner identifies suspect killed by police Thursday in Airway Heights
The Spokane County Medical Examiner has identified the man killed by Spokane Police Thursday night as 43-year-old Erik Mahoney.
Skyway Elementary reports a second COVID-19 case
Another person has contracted COVID-19 at Skyway Elementary, according to Coeur d'Alene Schools. This comes just hours after the school board's decision to move to 'yellow' category, getting students back into classes.
Bloomsday unveils official 2020 finisher shirt
Bloomsday has unveiled the official 2020 finisher shirt, designed by artist Bailey VanderWilde.
ESD pays out $625 million in unemployment benefits to Washington residents
Washington's Employment Security Department (ESD) paid out over $625 million this week to unemployed claimants statewide.
Governor Brad Little responds to religious groups regarding mask mandates and spiritual needs
Idaho Governor Brad Little is responding to religious groups in his state regarding mask mandates and spiritual needs.
Coeur d'Alene School Board votes to resume in-person learning Oct. 5
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- The Coeur d'Alene School Board has voted to move from the orange to the yellow, or minimal risk level, bringing students back to the classroom full-time starting October 5. The district operates under the color categories…
People's Waffle: A roaming restaurant serving waffles on wheels
There's a new breakfast and brunch place in downtown Spokane serving waffles on-the-go.
Two employees at Spokane Veterans Home test positive for COVID-19
Two employees at the Spokane Veteran Home have tested positive for COVID-19 and are now isolating at home.
'Everyone is believing a massive lie'; Moscow church organizes gathering of almost 200, three people arrested
Moscow Police arrested three people late Wednesday afternoon, when a local church held an event outside Moscow City Hall that involved nearly 200 people.
Local health experts believe face masks, social distancing may lead to lighter flu season
Health experts in Spokane are urging you to get a flu shot this year as hospitals prepare for COVID-19 cases to mix with flu cases this winter.
Suspect shot by Spokane Police near Airway Heights motel dies
Spokane Police shot a wanted suspect near the Bell Motel in Airway Heights.
More than 100 people test positive for COVID-19 for second day in a row
COVID-19 has killed two more people overnight in Spokane County as more than 100 people contract the virus for the second day in a row.
'Where there's a will there's a way': Spokane mom starts homeschooling for the first time
SPOKANE, Wash. -- While many Spokane parents get ready to send their kindergarteners back to school, others have decided to stick with homeschooling. This is the case…
